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ARRL Products: Circuit Design (More) Power Supply Handbook -- Gain the knowledge and confidence you need to build and use power supplies. A must have for your bookshelf! Digital Signal Processing Technology -- Essentials of the Communications Revolution. An understandable presentation and reference on DSP in contemporary communications technology. ARRL's Hands-On Radio Experiments -- Over 60 basic electronics experiments from the pages of QST! ARRL's Vintage Radio -- Articles about the lure of vintage Amateur Radio gear. Introduction to Radio Frequency Design -- Basic RF concepts (with some related analog subjects) for the amateur or engineer.

Monthly breakfast meeting held on the 3^rd Saturday of each month--9 am at the Conference Room at the Golf & Country Club in Seaford, DE. We also sponsor a VHF 2 meter net each Monday at 9 pm. Our repeater is at 145.210 MHz with an offset of 600 and 156.7 PL.

Nanticoke ARC - Field Day 1998 at Trap Pond State Park, Laurel, Delaware [NARC Field Day Photo Gallary]

The Nanticoke Amateur Radio Club Scholarship pays $1,000. Applicants must have at least a Technican Plus license and seek a baccalaureate degree. Preference will be given to those studying Architecture, Engineering, Electronics, Science or a related field at an institution of higher learning in the U.S. Residence requirement - Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia or Virginia. We have a Field Day site every year, VE Exam sessions and a monthly newsletter.

For more information about our club, please visit our Web site at http://www.qsl.net/w3tbg

Art Sowers, W4PON, Club Secretary